Open-Source Websites & Tools

G-Helper Linux controls ASUS laptop features including fan curves, Aura RGB, MUX, battery limits, and GPU modes on Linux.

Modin scales Pandas data workflows by changing a single line of code in a project.

Access Steam through Pluvia, an unofficial lightweight client designed for Android devices.

Paperclip provides an open-source application for organizing and managing agents at work.

The Mochi Diffusion project runs Stable Diffusion natively on Mac computers.

ExportCookies adds a browser action for exporting cookies to the Netscape cookies.txt format, including cookies for the current host.

Build Material Design interfaces with Beer CSS, using its framework source and documentation.

Logger lets users view and export Android call logs as CSV or JSON and analyze them on-device.

SnoozeTabs is a Firefox add-on for postponing tabs, letting them be set aside for a while before returning to them.

Nigate provides an NTFS utility for Mac, with compatibility details for Intel and Apple Silicon systems.

LACT configures and monitors Linux GPUs through a desktop application.

FluxTube supports watching YouTube videos, following channels, reading comments, and saving videos.

Blender is a free, open-source 3D creation app for Windows, macOS and Linux, with tools for modeling, animation, rendering, compositing and video editing.

BentoML helps build and serve AI apps and models through inference APIs, job queues, and multi-model pipelines.

Cynative provides security agents that audit cloud, code, and runtime environments for exposure and privilege issues.

Tool used to create multiple different instances of artworks based on provided layers.

qimgv provides image viewing with optional support for playing video files.

LightSession trims the page structure in long ChatGPT conversations through a Firefox or Chrome extension.

Independent TV client for watching Twitch streams on supported Samsung Smart TV platforms.

Terminal Video Player plays video in a text terminal and includes OpenCL acceleration.

Buzz provides a platform for hive-mind communication, with its cached page offering few details about how it works.

anuraOS provides a browser-based operating environment with Linux emulation, according to its repository.

Internet-in-a-Box helps users build a digital library with a Raspberry Pi.

AniTrend uses AniList data to help users look up, track, and reference anime and manga.